Morning journal and courier., 1887-09-30
REAL ESTATE CHANGES.
Some Activity i'm she Rusfness-Ruu
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CTS Generally Busy. As usual with the return of cooler weather and of people from their summer vacations | the real estate market becomes quite lively Building operations are tolerably brisk, and l since our last report the erection of number of new buildings have been contracted for including the President Converse house, al ready mentioned. Recent real estate trans fers are as follows: Charles E. Thompson to Charles scherb, land and improvements bounded easterly by land of the heirs of Levi Beecher, 4ox1o0 feet. N. Sperry, land with improvements on Wooster William L. smedley to John L. Rock, land on Watson street, 50x125 on Quinnipiac street. Enoch L. Goodale to Roland D: Armstrong of the State street, 63x95 feet, adjoining land of Richard 1T Merwin formerly, but now owned by various Roland D. Armstrong of Brooklyn, N Y to Enoch Lincoln Goodals, land and improvements Sherman Laura Gilbert, of Hamden, to Iseac Culver of East Haven for $100, salt meadows of East Haven on the Great island, bounded westerly by Quinni-
 Jesse B. Gilbert of Hamden, to Isaac Culver, of acres.
 John H. Whiting to Frank Russell, land with to Elias Gilbert, treasurer of St. James, parish. WestyiLe. five lots on Whalley avenue 1s2 feet, by Walter N. Avery to Thomas Broadbent land with buildings on Exchange street. 59xs5 feet, next to g6emas Philips to tRs State Street horse rail on Rock Ians sso feet a "-''eS a'eno0 70 iee' anu ,z tueten tue speecy :O John Morte land northery East street a5 feet southerly 72 feet. Dwight M. Welch and Mary E. Welch to St Luke s l church a said St Lukes church and land on Grown
 Levi Dorman to Lillie V. Troy, land on Dorman
 Joseph Sheldon to Matthias Pefenberg and Chris tina Peifenberg. land with buildings and improve
 Ellen McDonough to Charles J. Mcclure land on trank street. 31x54 feet, adjoining land on Derby l railroad.
 Esther Barnes, widow of Ava Barnes, and Addie E1aaI M, ana WililaT1 Botsford Of Batimore Md to Pearl and Main streets.
 William s. Robinson to Terence F. Dinnan, land with buildings on Vernon street, 50x115 feet.
 Julius Twiss to John E. Town, land in Fair Haven (east) Vale street, 50x175 feet.
 MT. William H. Forsyth, treasurer of the Thomas Forsyth dye works and laundry com pany, is erecting a substantial, roomy and attractive frame dwelling on Orange street, next south of the residence of c. w. Crock ett or the Concrete company. Contractor c. D. Kinney, the mason builder, has the build ing well advanced toward completion. The new residence will compare favorably with the many new houses erected in this street in the last few years.
 MT. c. G. Kimberly, the State street whole sale merchant, will erect right away pleas ant, we'll built and superior house for his own occupancy on Whalley avenue next the one he recently sold. Contractor c. D. Kinney has been awarded the contract for it's erection.
 The $5,000 improvement of the Republican league building will be commenced in few days.
 The fine brick block on York street for MT. E. H. Sperry, the mason builder, is rap idly progressing.
 The new brick chapel of All Souls Mission on Lamberton street, near Kimberly avenue, attracts much public attention The walls are up and the roof has been commenced. It is quite attractive in design and appear ance.
 Hurlburt, the Chapel street grocer, has erected fine house of eleven rooms on Gill street, in place of the c. L. Beecher house recently torn down.
 Several new houses have been erected on Cedar street fronting Trowbridge, formerly Spiresworth Square, and another new one is started